High Tides and Tall Tails
Use these tips to work your favorite fishing holes
Some days when you fish, everything you do matters, and some days, it seems as if you couldn’t stop fish from biting if you wanted to. […]
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Inshore Fishing
Just stuff a cork in it
Most anglers’ first memories of fishing involve a cork with some type of live bait dangling beneath it. […]
Cooking on the Wild Side
Grouper cheeks are easy
The summer and early fall have been unusual, with lots of rain early, followed by near-drought conditions along the coast and then lapsing into weeks of windy weather that made fishing difficult at best — and then the monsoon. […]
Bass Fishing
Jerk a knot in him – follow this expert’s tips on jerkbait fishing in the fall
When you talk to bass fishermen about fishing a jerkbait, they talk about the early spring, prespawn period when the water is cold. […]
Inshore Fishing
The stuff we really need
Let’s face it. Kayakers are on par with just about anyone when it comes to “stuff”. The late George Carlin did a comedy routine about stuff; it was spot on. […]
Fishing
Stanley’s Ribbit Runt
Ann Thomasson Wilson knows a good artificial lure when she sees one. […]
Fishing
High-tech developments haven’t changed sonar basics
Current-generation sonar units show the underwater world with a level of realism fishermen could only dream of 30 or 40 years ago. […]
Bass Fishing
Try these 6 crankbaits for late October bass
October is the best month of the year to fish a crankbait for bass. Fish will be on sharp drops, and a lot of them will have moved up into that 7- to 10-foot range, especially toward the end of the month. Y […]
Inshore Fishing
October is for everyone
October gets a lot of love in the Santee Cooper area, and not all of it has to do with fishing. […]
Inshore Fishing
Paddle up a Saluda trout
The prospect of catching trout below Columbia seems far-fetched. They are native to the mountainous areas of Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina and even the extreme mountain reaches of Georgia and South Carolina. […]